Peron Warns Foes Of Violence In Argentina Crisis
President Juan Peron tightened control amid a mass Playa de Mayo rally while warning that violence would be met with greater force. He said his resignation offer to pacify the nation was withdrawn and urged political stability, as opponents faced a crackdown and protests continued.
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Bruce Henderson
Avenos Alres
Argentina
Juan D. Peron
Father
Peron
General Confederation of Labor
Thia
Peronsia
Hugo di Pietya
OGT
Liver
Congress
Turjicuman
Peronistas
Vlava de Maya tiGeon Tie Hon
Cg' Tava Me Spourzhr
KRG
Oi Ake
Duck Beal
Thabarova
Poenticafinn
Pares
Lado
Byeaktime Mather
Deserters and Departures Mark Austrian Exit Talks
Reported Soviet soldiers desert and commit death by own action as large Allied forces withdraw from Austria after five weeks since independence. Evacuation proceeds with many troops leaving by September. Baden near Vienna becomes a key Soviet hub and Austrian towns see marriages between locals and American servicemen amid rising private values. Vienna and Salzburg host consulates and remnants of occupation while demographic shifts show American and Allied influence fading.
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Lchard O'Regan
Vienna
Austria
THP Around the Clock Labor Day Traffic Patrol
The Tennessee Highway Patrol will operate 24 hours a day Friday through Monday to check highway safety during the Labor Day weekend. State offices will close Saturday through Monday. banks and postal services adjust hours. Some plants and services shorten weekend schedules. deliveries will be delayed.
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Tennessee Highway Patrol
Jong Labor Day Wee
Tennessee National Cunard
Usu Ply
Roward Long
Firs National
Kingsport National Banks
Fuxiliry Danke
Satuday
Shigemitsu Ends Mission in Washington Talks
Japan’s Foreign Minister Manoru Shige omitsueaves Washington after three days of talks with Secretary Dulles. The conferences produced little in the way of concrete agreements but were valuable for fostering goodwill between the nations.
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Washington
INS
Japan
Manoru
State ATU Agents Busy In Area Again
The Tennessee Alcohol Tax Unit intensified patrols in East Tennessee after a hiatus since July. Gate City ABC store manager said ATU teams were active for two days, with many residents reporting stops while purchasing at Virginia ABC stores in Gate City and Abington. Virgil Newman acknowledged arrests of six Johnson City residents Tuesday night, noting several hundred quarts of whisky seized under orders not disclosed. No further operation details were provided. the effort appears tied to Labor Day weekend, aiming to curb holiday alcohol sales.
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Tennessee Alcohol Tax Unit
ABC
Gate City
ATU ‘Met
ATU Amen
Tennessee
Virginia Abc
Snl Abington
Virgil Newman
Johnson ‘City
Hic
East Tennestate
ATU
Tennessee to Get Anti Polio Serum
Tennessee schedules distribution of anti polio serum for children amid public health push. Officials urge parents to bring eligible youngsters for vaccination as part of statewide immunization effort.
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Tennessee
Critically Hurt U S Pilot Tells Of NK Treatment
Second Lt. Guy H. Bumpas and Capt. Charles W. Brown were shot down near the Karen line on Aug. 17. Bumpas described six hours of persistent questioning by North Korean interpreters and rough treatment, including a crude facial operation after a lengthy “chat.” He denied propaganda statements and said his nose was packed to stop bleeding during the ordeal.
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Wpan
Guy H. Bumpas
Jackson
TSG
Charles W. Brown
West Lowlaville
Bumpas
Brown
Bumpis
Air Force
ySegal
America
Reds
Bunipas
Louella Baker Is Picked Winner Of Miss Dickenson County
Miss Louella Baker was crowned Miss Dickenson County after a court of 12 escorts and 40 sponsored contestants. The event followed a parade and dedication planned for Diamond Jubilee celebrations with Kaiser, merchants, and local officials present.
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Louella Baker
Dickenson County
Wiratein Bareae
Kobe
Japan
Clintwood
Baker
Willjare Suslix
Ciutwood High School
Ervinglin High School
Brooks
Labor of
Lebor Way
Louisa Baker
Lersiyle Park
Kentucky
Virginia
Miss Baker
Wise Cecilia French
Mise Dick
Benson County
Mioves
Vicey Chilfai Reconds
Cara Alice Brandan
Rita
Smith Named District Judge
Gov Frank G Clement Wednesday named Conway Smith criminal judge of the 20th Judicial District. Smith, former attorney general for the district, succeeds Thomas Rogan who resigned last week. Appointment became effective August 31. Smith endorsed by Hawkins County Bar Association and other bar groups. He will serve until next year’s elections when candidates will seek a two year term.
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Frank G. Clement
Conway Smith
Smith
Thomas Rogan
Kingsport Times-News
Hawkins County Bar Association
Witbin
Silth
Whey
Stogan
Binich
Eisenhower acts to halt RR strike with emergency board
President Eisenhower orders an Emergency Board to investigate the dispute between the Pennsylvania Railroad and its operating employees, aiming to avert a strike by midnight. The board, created after mediation requests, delays action for at least 60 days, naming of members to follow. The move comes as the Transport Workers Union threatens a nationwide strike that could disrupt interstate commerce and travel over Labor Day weekend.
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Denver
Eisenhowe
Ad Ai
Pennsylvania Railroad
National Mediation Board
Eisenhower
National Mediatior Board
UN Fon
Qatirond
Houpwads
Teld
Michie J. Quill
Polio cases reach new weekly high in 1955 report
Washington reports 2,279 new polio cases to the Public Health Service in the last week, the highest weekly total this year. The 1955 weekly total also tops the 1954 week for the first time since June 4. Newport Tennessee reports the death of Ben I Mapper, 84, the former Republican governor, at his home. he served as governor from 1939 to 1945.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Tntnl
Newport
Tenn
Beni W. Mapper
Xovernor
Tennessee
Mt At Hia
Hooper
Paternity Suit Filed Against Fortune Heir
Los Angeles report says Huntington Hartford, reputedly among America’s wealthiest, must answer a paternity suit filed by guardian Elmer D. Doyle over Edward Barton Colt, 17, claimed as a love child with New York dancer Mary Barton. The case, brought by Florence Orton Brangenberg, seeks legal costs. Hartford to appear in superior court September 24.
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Los Angeles
INS
Ton Hartford
Helr
A&p
New York
Hartford
America
Edward Barton Colt
Elmer D. Doyle
Florence Orton Brangenberg
Pacific Tea
Edward
Mary Barton
Misa Birlon
West Fie
Committee To Meet On New Deputy Plan
Plans to specify radio equipment, uniforms, and anglic al ions will be discussed at a meeting of the salaried deputy sheriffs of the county court. Mark Grover chairs the committee. The meeting is set for Thursday at 7 30 p m in Blountyville.
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Ure County
Mno
Blountyile
An. Ice
Mark Grover
Israel Says Jets Down Two Egyptian Planes
Jerusalem reports two Egyptian Vampire fighters shot down by Israeli jets after a dogfight over Israeli territory near Yad Mordechai, with both pilots killed. Ground forces also struck Egyptian headquarters inside the Gaza area, Egypt denying casualties. Israeli officials claimed a raid near Khan Yunis aimed to halt an Egyptian campaign of aggression as tensions rise along the Gaza frontier.
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Israel
Yad Mordechal
Gaga Strip
Islde
Way Ute
Egypt
Irel
Cairo
Khan Yunis
Rpokerman
Headquarriers
Gaza
Fleast US
Laragna
U.M
E. L
Burns
Palestine
Chrysler Contract OK'd as Strike Action Hits Plants
DETROIT Chrysler Corp and the United Auto Workers reached a contract settlement hours after widespread job actions hit plants in six states. The accord mirrors Ford GM terms, with 6 cent hourly raises over three years and 80 percent of take-home pay for up to 46 weeks idle. It also expands pension benefits, eliminates regional wage differentials, and grants new non-economic rights including a production strike option. Bids to open in Nashville for more than 3 trillion dollars in highway work.
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Chrysler Corp
CLO
United Auto Workers
Chrysler
DAW
Ford
General Motors
Auto
Michigan
Indiana
California
Delaware
Kansas
Georgia
Therave Hospital
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